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Posted Jan. 5 1997 20:00

IN THE RING

IN THE RING: Keith Piper interviewed by James Flint (On Fortress Europe,
digital art and the CD-Rom "Caught like a Nigger in Cyberspace")

Keith Piper is a multi-media artist specialising in Computer Animation
and Interactive Multi-Media Production. He has exhibited work widely in
Europe and North America, and recently completed ...

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Posted Jan. 5 1997 20:00

Gender tweaking

Women with Beards

From January 1, 1997, you can download the calendar 'Women with Beards'
from http://www.dds.nl/~beards. This is a project by Jetty Verhoeff, Ine
Poppe and Agnes de Ruijter, three Dutch artists who are very active on
the Internet.

I have met two of them ...

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Posted Jan. 4 1997 20:00

Dead On

CALL FOR SUBMISSIONS : v. 2.0
Perforations 8
all media

Dead On

"I remember her saying, 'I'm already dead, I'm already dead'." - White
Zombie

"At the fleeting extreme limit of myself, I am already dead, and in the
coming-to-birth of this state of death, I speak to the living ...

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Posted Jan. 4 1997 20:00

Same old song, new dance craze

Andrew Fearnside wrote:

The internet does not allow us to be "here and everywhere else at the
same time." Our bodies remain physically wherever we are, until we die.

True, we can see images on rectangular screens of any almost any
dimension from all over the world; we can ...

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Posted Jan. 4 1997 20:00

Terrorism, Propaganda, Demographic...and Death

PERFORATIONS 7 – Terrorism, Propaganda, Demographics –

is now available at:
http://noel.pd.org/topos/perforations/perf7/perf7_index.html

PERFORATIONS 8
CALL FOR SUBMISSIONS
v. 1.01

At Death's Door

"Perhaps the single most triumphant denominator in Western culture is
its tendency to thematize the real in terms of ...

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Posted Jan. 1 1997 20:00

Discoveries in motion

Discoveries in motion: 3e biennale d'art contemporain de lyon

cin

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Posted Jan. 1 1997 20:00

web-jam

Hi Everyone,

This is an open invitation for you to participate in an exhibition being
organized by artnetweb at the ListCenter for the Visual Arts, MIT,
Cambridge MA.

The section I am doing is called Art Dirt- Im-port. You can participate
on any level from simple chat to full scale ...

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Posted Jan. 1 1997 20:00

Blankety, Blank, blank.

Commenting on Vivian Selbo's *vertical blanking interval*
(http://www.adaweb.com/project/selbo/index.html), Kenseth Armstead wrote:

One of the things I liked about The web and web based art is that it was
the UN-televisioned broadcast medium. Their content, even with some
perceptual gymnastics, bears only the slightest ...

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Posted Jan. 1 1997 20:00

Vesna interview

[…]

Victoria Vesna is a multimedia artist and teacher at the University of
California at Santa Barbara, and was a participant in ISEA96. The
following interview took place via e-mail in late October:

Robert Simon: It seems a commonplace claim of new media art theory that
current digital and networked ...

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Posted Jan. 1 1997 20:00

On Art, Fire and Ice

Visual Art; Searching for New Forms of Expression through the WEB.

Norwegian artist Vigdis Holen is involved in the pioneering work of
computer technology in the Fine Art scene. She has already taken a step
aside from traditional painting and printmaking towards the techniques
of the computer world as means ...

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Posted Dec. 29 1996 20:00

ICON ON SILVER reviewed

ICON ON SILVER [CD ROM]
http://www.soros.org.mk/scca/en/cd.htm

The first artistic CD ROM produced in the Balkans has been created in
the Republic of Macedonia, part of the former Yugoslavia, a country
located between the Southern border of the –remaining– rump Yugoslavia
and the ...

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Posted Dec. 29 1996 20:00

OnlineTV broadcasts and other stuff I do

In correspondence with RHIZOME's Kenseth Armstead, Rick Siegel wrote:

[…]

I have a technology that lets me broadcast out to the internet without
the need to require users to download or configure anything. It
broadcasts full digital picture and high quality audio over ISDN speeds
or above. We are building ...

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Posted Dec. 28 1996 20:00

hey r_girl!

(recent)
A Linha (The Line) Brazilian idioms/public images:
http://www.ucet.ufl.edu/~rstasuk/a_linha/preface.html - 11 Oct 96

(performance)
EyeScream Jellyfish:
http://www.ucet.ufl.edu/~rstasuk/ej/frames.html - 25 Jul 96

(research)
The Body Internet project:
http://www.ucet.ufl.edu/~rstasuk/intro.html - 17 ...

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Posted Dec. 27 1996 20:00

"cocktail"

Answering the call of RHIZOME's own r_girl, Juliet Ann Martin wrote:

I feel as a fellow babe that it's okay for a little self promotion.
Okay, so only visible common bond is that I'm a gal…. So, if you have
time, check out:

http://www2.sva.edu/threads/juliet/seeme ...

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Posted Dec. 26 1996 20:00

r_girl's roots worth diggin

As usual, I am everywhere at once, hunting for potatoes and digital
fungi. Finding organically generated source code (the future of
net-specific programming) and spontaneously occurring netmospheric
sustenance (satisfying content) is difficult. These few kept me nibblin
for a little while.

Check em out. Go! Speed racer – Go! Speed ...

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Posted Dec. 26 1996 20:00

a WIGGLISM memefesto [excerpt]

**** BIONIC MUSINGS ****

A SECOND DRAFT OF WIGGLISM: FOLLOWED BY 17 RESPONSES TO THE FIRST DRAFT
(THANKS EVERYONE)

**** WIGGLISM BETA TEST 2 ****

WIGGLISM

*To Nurture That Which Wiggles*
*For That Which Wiggles Is Amazing*

To loop into vital coilings, this coiling, our coiling.
To induce the fibrillations of a vague biological ...

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